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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
uTBE DROUTH IN TgXASu

The Courier Journal has receive1 from Big
Valley, Mills county Texas, a commu icat on
setting forth the destItution prevailing thsre by
reason of the drouth which has prevailed for
many months, and asking that subscriptions be
forwarded.
When TIE GAZETTE SOW the above in
the Louisville CJuIier-J ournaI letters
we're st once written to responsible par
ties at Corn Hill asking for the facts.
THE GAzzTTE wrote these letters Of il
quiry for the reason that "the drouth" is
go long thing Of the past in Texas, that
the state to-day is literally soaking in
water, streams are bank full In the west,
snd fer ten years the grain
growing section of the state has
not had such prospect fer bountiful
yield as at the present time. Texas has
forgotten the drouth, aud citizens of
Texas are in sorry business who write
begging letters to outside newspapers OF
extended circulation for aid to suffer
Ing and restitution CT which no one in
this state has been spprised. The follow
ing letters speak the truth SIS it is, and
THE GAZETTE asks the Courier-JonrnsI,
in Justice to Texas,to prlut the correction
stated in these replies to GAZETTE in
qairies:
CORN HILL, TEX, Dec 8, 1887.
To the Editor Of the Gazette.
SIR The postmaster to day showed me a let
ter nom You, sta, ing that the kentucky papers
were circulating the news that there was grear
distress here, and that the people were solicit.
ing aid. Such thing Is q faIseh cd of the
deepest dye, and Calculated to injure one of the
best portions of our noble state. 1 have been
In the hardware and implement trade here for
four years and know whereof speak.
Yours, j. B. TERRI.
CORN HILL TEX, Dec. 5, 1887.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
vR-Yours of the lst at hand ard duly con-
sidered. As to be ing in the drou ST. icken dis
u icG we don't deny; but We Co teny wanting
bel from kentuc y or any ot1er state,not even
including oar owRstate. You can go publish 1t.
Yons,s G. W. REATHERFoRD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
LET THE PEOPLE ACT.

Newspapers can do no more than direct
public attention to public needs and ap-
peal to the public to set. If the people
believe in chesp rates, such es Kansas
and California have been granted. the
people should exert themselves to secure
such rates for Texas. This eforsmusf
be an organized one in each community,
and when every community is organizes
they should set in conjunction. Rail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

Rs6sittdslces By dTGf5, PoztC1fce SsoTsg or"cT o'
q Registered letter, at risk Of 0GIce,
C5sresroHdsaos Is soEso5tsd Upon 09 ssswi $40
!scts. -n.
s1rspE information Of svssstS and ssesos Happen
;z7s or General sYssYest solicited, s8d '7tt &c prop
syig compensated
ssXst &c accompanied by Tie s0rSteFs siGHs isG &c
grs.;-y.o5 fos Dubsccssofa--5tsf ds eViGsncs o.
Fcsfjes wqstias to THE GAZETTE on 6ts:s''cs'
ssrEcaGE 10 skesseJyeg SjB psss S5o9ose stamp J0F
az letters or Communications JoF TIE G LSETTs
kstksg Ga Business or for publication sa0sS.S %
addressed to TEE GAZETTE, or DEMOCRAT FUB-
ETsHIEG CO., Fort Worth, Tee, AED EOT 70
IEDIvIDUALsr
4g chsoks, Esozey oY6eTs- postal Sotei, etc.
stcssId be n1eda pGSG5Js 70 tIIs DEMOCRAT FuB-
GEsHING CO,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

A BILL for restricting immigration is
already announced. Senator Palmer Of
Michigan will introduce it. The bill as
printed in The GAZETTE voices the senti-
ments of millions of people in this coun-
try. Keep out the anarchists, the Nor
mons and all other law-breakeTs. The
present supply OF this clsss of people is
already in excess CT the demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

The city of Bonham w. recs',,s -.,. ls
uutil y O'clock, Noon. jan E. ~! n, . 80
sinking Of an arte5ian We. ...oar. II g
large enough 10 receive -..,.E,r5 be ~
casing, iasi1- measure. eas'I - 20 FL. Z.
oil Ue casi &, col n lin.5. %. q t..l...s.
iess depth, 70 be 63ged Of By me sS S1.7
bidding Iosfarnish a labor p , .r.-T z
aoparssns, fuel, casi z, et'. Ire 1. t;s
f fni p SpS opSs Of Same for q
S CT Tha'f iys5 a Of vel 5s, eo@2 81.
civ yeseIves tn. right 70 reg .,r +, q
BID. Full particuisTs to be , e: ' vi. -
With successfut bi0Ier. May
wei s If first Is satisfactory. .xEW, El'E.,
Address: E l. E0u1sc, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
wylie Municipal Election.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the GaZetIe.
WILIE, TEX, Dec. 6.-The municips]
election here to-day resulted as follows
For mayor. Howard Pickett, 81; for al
dermsp. T. Willisms, 80, F NJ Brooks,
Is, Il 81 Galloway, 35 F L. McCarty.
go, William Rucker, 81, William Colsop,
81, j C Hudson, SO, j E Enrieht, Is;
for marshal, W o Phillips, 27, L G
MINIS, 10. NJ NJ Shelton, Z, q P. How
cry 5, c Wilson, 4. There was some
excitement over the race for marshal, the
friends of Phillips and MINIS being espe-
cially active.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

Sc. ENTIsTs have discovered g process
Of Welding metals By electricity which Is
sad to be much superior to the old
method. Metals of different character;
can be welded together end the joint il
stronger than any other part. Msrrisge
ceremonies should be performed by this
process to Withstand the assaults Of Chi
cago divorce lawyers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

TITS just as we'll for our people, and
that includes our railroad people, to make
I'D their minds to this palpsble fact: Any
thing worth having must be worked for.
Enterprise and liberslity must be used
temporarily, and if there is anything that
people can afford to be liberal in it is the
effort to secure people to develop the vast
resources of the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

WHEN the tide of immigration and flow
of capital is shut of from new state or
section of country, the people and the
railroads in that section or state will soon
feel sensibly the effects OF such policy.
New recruits and increased capital are a
necessity for the proper expansion CT our
state. Let US work for both. They can
be had by united fort.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

TEXAS has too many people for the
range stock business and not enough for
farming purposes. She should either
secure more people or encourage those
here 10 leSve the state so the few
remsining can return to first principles
and make specially of "longhorns."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

A LOW rate from Cairo, Kansas City,
Hsnnibsl and other terminals of the
Texas railways will rot only start the
people from those points and vicinities,
bat will bring them from the middle and
northwestern states also.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

plentiful, people would q ok here By TIE
thousand. Populsr impressions Of Texas
abroad are remarkable only for the lsck
Of knowledge which forms their baNls
To remedy this people should be Brought
here 10 see for themselves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

The Atchisor, Tcpsko and Santa Fe,
he "'Frisco" aid other Texas lines ere
k2uIigg empty COACHES TO Texas. Why
rot put s9me passengers in than? The
differerce between hauling full and empty
coaches is but triie. a reasonable rate
or at least the same rate that settled Kan,
ass will do Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

TITS not unreasonable for the people OF
Texas to request their railroad flcials to
do the same for Texas that California and
Kansas railroads have done for those
states. Only this and nothing more is
asked or expected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
MORE rain, more wheat.

WHAT is called failure Of crops in
Texas would be considered fair return
in msny sectors where lands are valued
at mary times the price for which they
can be purchased here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
Owl E OF TUE Foer WORTH :

The regular annual NEE ~ ino---l
holqers Of She sCrJ NVIta sa- To- Z,
R-iIway Company W!il se o -I 1 1C RI I.
the conn any IN hs'c,ty - - RI. 81.
on Tuesday Eev ember - -, - ~. ~ s.--
m. SErsnsfer b o. W j ti,'s ..rr -s--:
EoYeaF5er y, ut ,: Is p 70 al ,l- va r. .ia
Wednesday, December g. -',Ut (. a
6. m. SeC'g~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

1.-THE resources Of Texas were prop
erly advertised in the over-populous
states where lands Are dear and capital
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
al, Accident

Correspondence CT the Gazette -, III
GoL1AD, TEX, Dec. "A 80 M,
occurred fifteen niles 49, NJ. ;
Monday, At the Msthis sl1 In. p.
Mathis, while ettenolng - TON tof1
arm caught in the saws a H. arf5rS
nearly 10 the shoulder = y Inst rls;'i
man died about 10 o'cIOOA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

Branch Offices Of The Gazette.
DALLAs-725 Main Street, W. W. Hayward
Agent.
WACO Percy BurIesov, Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

No display ads. Of lags than three lines taken
Three lines or more, display, figured st pro
gaia rate OF an inch.
sirSIe lines of reading matter count as two;
rEFo lines as three.
Triple column ads. 10 peg cent? four col
NINA or more. Is per cent additional,
ETec{GL Posst;on-Ads. ordered On first page,
E0uble price: on the eighth page. 30 per cent
additional; on shy ether epactbso page 70 per
aant additional.
Eeadsno Matter ordered in any special post
Yon or on szy specified page, Is Der cent. addi
N0n&i
Cats s,1etse Sc mounted on a7etdt bass.
TYRMs-BiIIs payable monthly unless ctbc-
gsige contracted for, and IN advance when par
uesI GnanciaI standing ie not known to as
transient advertising raTable in adYance.
scInen copiee sent on applieat on Address
DEMOCRAT PUB. CO.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
RATES Of suBaGRiPyI0N.
g9LfyERED BY CARRIERS:

EkF ~ SSA'S'
e3.subeczibeTs Wishing the!r. soaTes3
changed from enc poHtotdce 60 Smother. must
give fhe old address as wall "a the 1eWs or the
snange cannot be made,
All Postmasters Ia the State are authorized
60 take subscriptions to THE GAZETTE
EigERGL COMMISSIONS ALLOWED.
sample copies cent on application.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

srgossurz B}tfers are endorsed, by all the
leading pf yssctsns aud ssehe istSs for their
purify and whes esomeg<Ss. BeWre of coun-
terfefss. Prepared By Dr.. j. q, B. Siegert &
Sons. .skgs5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE FORT 0lJss~
DENVER CITY IA LWAI Sosf.a'
FORT - OETH, TbI.iNoF ".'-
The regular q nual meeting CT "a. 5..
of the Fort WorGh.-&nt e. e. l.3 ~
Company wie ~ held q the ilc~ Y. u. - Fl,
pany 10 tagfity of 70 w IN, -'- f.. I.
seGoua Tuesday IN Dec UD-T, ~. ,,..,-,.
p in, for the Transaction s-cA ---
may properly come beforeiL Pa;
By order of the p. sitCui ". 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

THE GAZETTE has the largest
sona-ads Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper publishes in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

ADVEB EEsIE4 O RATES.
DAILY gDrrIoN-[ssven Issues week.
HeapsyeiI type, IL lines to sn inch, and about
seven % woTdB SO the line,
-lsr iaca Iisnfo., ,4y.4sec,ifSqss Insertions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
To ADVERTISER

THE GAZETTE has 70 idi 5i,,.s
to m.ke than its resals. c S q
more for advertiser -.
other month OF the yeaF'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

Ministers, ARgeTs' nvI s85s
who. e sssc9s4tl0n giyes Ia y. H5e
shoued use ElFfeL's Lsl, ,sts. 4
Todd IiYef and hHo1sDee-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
QeOdSu0 5gdfIs1'

Cas tine, IS cents per line; two or more in
SsYtions, IS cents per l!nU each insertion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

EOR RENT Rloms onfG-rg... .----
L Apply to-eNm. TO-rl.ts. y. g., 40 ,,.l Il
FOnI b-sTfes rove st-etts. ''.'''
FT0R RENT-A lar-c, past re+ -s-.-7
1 n'sbed south AT looms An Nv '..'.l
Thiv 9r6hd Grove re0fs. 80 Z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

The Finsss Rssor' in IN
AtAnderson's CUR store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

WEEKLY EDITION.
Fer -DispIdy-C Consecutive Insertions
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

hrss Times q Wec&--Ore half th5 above rates.
Tto!ce Weet-One third the above rates.
9scs q Fssk--one fourth the above Cstess
Reading AsGtter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Levi Oshall a well 10 DO farmer living
about two miles from CoalpOrt, Pa, has a
child years Old. intelligent, healthy and 'yell
developed, tha. seems TO have no bones III its
limbs. II can sit on a bench and without
any assistance from It's hands can put both
feet behind bis head ard fold them just the
came as any person could place both arms iD
a similar position. The child wiz SIT on the
floor and is quite as likely 70 have It's heels up
as is toes IL can double itself up and roll
ali over the ioor. The marvel is the child
does no; assist ANY one limb vi another in
putting it ia different positions, aud seems to
take pride in practc.ng different things. One
OF L'em Is to scratca its head or pick It's ears
with IT, feet instead OF iLs hands.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Hathak fl.ss taae q. ia4.sl IS las kssf.
rtsl. "a fitss IS s. i.3 a .tIF et.s1s rtssa ~ =
s. a LaEsit-ff-t -t 81 a.ei iasa EregS sE lssF o.
t.at ssltesa1saee - sasi Fs-ss ui F1tee,
sl1szt 80 S ei e,lsf SKA. e-. Ifes en 8 tials.
slsl ell - at=srsstI l..e aste fsera ef
r4ter ai l..la aa.e a.i ~ lsta saaisrt el,h
=. - sea-n4s e. ~ ~ a4al sewn iar sssas
tiale.
Ia- slsss tats Igo,iuees the~e sTe-ts. ~
frsf. ~ attracting t.ese hEht totes iHto
ooafae. sllA a. a..'i t..ea reieiaas t-sin g 49,
ioa iE
Sealls sax. aad sasay af-.sr Substances.
ahsn r.lao<.l. u.Ii sel Ga istt bo.liss ia.t as
e.a,s tasl fa-, fscular state tatn uhics
tl- saFlare oi tie z.@ss IS bf1ustt by rubbing
IS c4l.sl a.. ,,ase ~ eactrie.d extifeg1eEi
tle s.s-. b sA.d ~ he elsctTie44y s1c4ied. ~
elecfli-sL
IS a1eafoa o. tlsse simps principles
many rurie,s tricks aay D. performed. very
surprising % fLrre who Au1H hltle ga nothlns
ol tLe zeal cause ~ fba EarseL
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

eugars-Cat l0af - 1rsr llated. q A. -
Z s.e Extra i.h1t.f. 1ellce e. 4tl'dt .C
s.rse -f7feer Ria ls.slse. Eao toasted i~4si e.
Tsvs. s7sco, i Java foastefi - 15.t- Hsra-
"a 10 roasted -1n NesIcz1. r9sstesi. ls SIs5c
reas-isrsu. fnt. -t3te IspP1. Ueii4sa. "a
s-s ordinary. lSe5 Hsr-. s9c zunpoVier.
Ifsr N08ofr Eraesf tenF1, -ft=a~
fiaar- g. p ee- c'ft. 81 t8 Fsr bti. aefe1t rro
cess ~ rrr csst. s. ~ Tel Bel 81 shest 1o1F
s. ser c-rt g. 81 pes bb-; 6uckw5est- s. "a
rer ewt
W'l Feet screen .ses. sf3 ncr sou. brsn, 81.
stiDs tfs mIll 1-s 81 = IS
Feed saf 1sfs AZ -2fa
Keroesne ofi-sfh hi<sn 80 q - rer gallon
~Sfer alite il
fsli4 -Ili Eer Tsi51.
Sefass.-ff sever se 81 rI1c4hT = E61 81
ear-Mis istiEsa. s-e EeErsrr Sc
Fsh-Ns. 3 wHftf sE "a aer 4a.f eh1- cf-er
rrafes q - "a ser hs.f es8 tsrus a B cd
ss-t. - Hef 81 c.sts s'a reF taatred. rzrresi
r,sfees eeiefts l4e.s.t rsi7xei hzlIhfi e1i4e
F~x hsr Mee ferk ffteZa rsckes
SIS a@lzss eAtra sncTs crf. So - s1sr.isrsi
c.faf asfH $50.
Lsrs--Tiaee- 1- 81 srs s. .b rsts 10 81
s rund ems ~ as~-S So ~ 81 ssss ~4ce
neef sg esrfe FE7rs nsess varrsafes 70 -
= asar- - extra r-fee So
n..ffset 81 So seefs rrss llrrV. soft iE
r3H sg. tarr. Esit f res 4e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
ecIr IEAING.

Push yourself forward as far as possible,
leaning ali yoar weight on tie pole, and con-
tiaue this practice. gradually increasing the
distance of your leap.
Fos q horizontal leap with run, stand az
some d4strrce from tho space you wish 10
clear Hold the pole with the right hand
above your head, thumb upward, and with
the left hand al tho height Of the thign.
thumb downward. Their start with q run.
kesyin~ the lower end of tae pole in front of
you. Or reaching the edzo OK tao ditch or
spacf You uisa o. .Elp stlcS the end q the
polo into the earth. aud by = sudden and
powerful sui Ms raise the body. leaning the
weight ca tae as1us ss you r.ss, making a
baf tam as son clear Tie space, and alight
CD the balls cf -as feet on the o-i cr side bend
in- tine krtes 60 bleas. -he force OF the descent
Tho ionrcr t.ie di-anee you have Co le.p tn
n,arer tiie TOP must you grasp tae pole, Tire
ri taarc he-. .vcen yoar hands and the lower
end ~ tle role bs.nz in fact the radius Of o
hair circle. oi uhirh your feet. m leapias de
1crine t1c cirr8afersncf
Low uais sne ienees nlay b. lumped bv
0. ears ~ t1e leoring poir Here il becomes
nree--rr O. hit ttc lee' agl a. yoI Use. %
a- to r'sar t..e r-sii aud - voa descend 5ras
rae upper haad saaa.-IF deur. 8, s4 20 r..
e. loee- end y IT, ieepus pole upward.
80, it mas c.eaT to val
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
GRAND RAPIDS srARKrrS


Farm Produce Prom FIrst Hands.
ApTics--asf PER bgsnei. extra ans. sl.2
= .la<i f. uer caufL
lle8Es--lIauf ftskc1 e. fEl e. per husnei.
bifier- -esn r'I.l ifal zee. dairy Ht1l a..
Cheese state. -, 3liC Nes lcrk, iuA cream
lrrltr
clever SEEDS g. = a. 1o per hushei.
Drie.l frlas-ap apaes. -Fa pefaEta iioi3c Ter
gouad qf4arers ate Hef topuI cherries
f-r Isc trr r.ui ffarufs. La j. a Ter ge..If
fgs-frcsh. gate
Flsa seas Dressed hogs g g. pcr c'Tt
mgftn g. veal 3 t0=l - beef s5 @ -
n.
elal'-vf r.. Cianson &C. Iancss,ef -sr
osfs Efe ise re. Germ, ti.c. Es--
srf - Gf g. ptrfEst
tfIfes Grrtn e. Eart Curtd laGac. cure
lslt skies - 81 pounds = G.. sIF ssia--
green -c eeTef as5rc. dekin skiuz e 's.c easl.
,ne if.fs. atsiil wcci being estimated al &c
Fcf lesuc.
Hoass- -aaIlc strained ca
Ray I-Hlthy a tsia ger ton clover Sio4i2
fa ef $40.
cas- trre--|Ft.. .f N.
Poflfry- farseys dressed i9siics d1cks. saoc,
fowls nc.
FufftCes- 3ffr
k.-s bsEas -isil 20
strsu-.s per toa. ssss 70 pe- losd.
Tsilow-z a1 81 ser ~.
Wcol-W sshec Sra 80. lnwsshed oue-fhiri oT.
Wool Biock stove wood 81 $ a. per cord. four
ioot seed s4S5 ~ per corL
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

March lo.-FLogR- Dui and without change.
Winter wheat cNtr1. So a5-.5, Minnesota 90,
- 25ea5ig ciiy. uiu extra 81 6ial.iO. southern
ronr steady. common 20 choice extra g. ia s. %
Wheat-OptiOns moderately sctiNe and irregu-
lar closing heavy a. afti1.c lover. spot sales Of
No J red sfa-c J5i4c: No. Do. gi3 No. red
winter, s8t4c. No 8 %. gii.c. ungrsded red, go.
SIC. NJ. red winter April. 9-34c bid DO Nay, 93c
bid do Jun, $50 bid.
Cofn-Optisns strong and only fairly active.
closing a. Il ghI advance. spot lots closed irra
ana is A. higher for sales OF NJ mixed. Jt9c:
ahost and ungfaded mixed. tsgealc: No mixed
Michigan aiu ArTii 5oc. do June f91S 5'0c.
Oets- Options dub. closing ABOUT yesterday 5
prices SPOT lois closed it13ks lower. spot sales OF
No I whitc state 3s'sc. No. do, 3fs4c. No. ,
mixed April. 81 &C bid.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

The battle av was 6rst a.le - store OF
hrouze and then af bone and aftsrwar,i q
metal lt was the favori-e wearon - the
Gclnsanic tribes ard the Gauis. and they
use, if wIth great ssil acsins. their enemy
Thev cuuH auri il FROM them ami kil a. a
distaslc- as weli 80 nrar ~
TIE ancient French ar t.anis fastened The
At On a short haa.lle shout two feet lonz Int
the Ssrons fixei it on pole so long thar it
vas termed tiie poie ar Sometimes it was
a. AT On ore side ani a hammer or "a y eire
or sharp rcinf IN tfe other. ard sor1efiries
q i1nc. two esrnd sword v8s fastened af the
utper end ~ shs pcie.
The fsmsbasvk II the Worth American IN
dians IS tut forna - bstrie az. OF rssi,er
basfia tstehet ard The Icdians caa use Il -
sknfiiir -hat tary car XII q nan forty feet
CT ~ throwing BE- a. him. Lieut. Hamilton,
L SA
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
Hnn /. - : ran.lA.rei.lef.

Hcu.v H-u1n tells ia Harler's Young
Fol-s hoa O. GREAT .leat deal q juggling
ttst Is, tossing ta.as and bottles. slsnning
bats ana dtllr rrricies- that passes Tor skill
8 in reality th- result ~ tTirsery. A. an sK-
anTic BE- describes Lou % span handker-
ch.ef Have a short, sharp painted wire fast
enasi in the cad OF q stick without letting Il
b. known, or else have a ferruic 20 which q
wire is fastened 80 tEat Il can be slipped on
20 tie end of cane Throw "A large silk
handkerchief into tho air. and as it Is falling
catch ir on tie pointed end or tlsr stick, which
sou aUst rofa.s rapidly, amt the hsndker-
chief viii spread itSeif out Hat spin around
in woaderiul manner, and 80 Tar toward
establishing The performers reputation as =
iu-gier
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

March l0-Whcat-Was quiet and J5c lower ut
the stat than lasf ul- ut aul fnr time there was
q dull and heavy feeling. when prices became
unsettled irregular snd lower in The last half
hour calling 90 maFgics aud minors of an iu-
crease ga toe Freacl dliy On1ugrt oBf sellers and
under a general dumping there was drop of
ceats in tsr Tlnl'es. The closing prices were.
Nhenf 80 -41si a. March 90, - ~ 4 April. sk1S
9r2t .c ..as sl 5.r June.
Corp-,fi.c March; asilc April. ti15c Nay.
AZ ,c june
Ca,,-lp.c March ani April. 2g'4c May aud
June.
fork-s s2li0 March go ST. Way and Iuae.
Lari-S 3 March. s. ~ ATru. :sJ9e s.025S
Ma. s. ls Jur.
Short RIBS s. March. g - Nay. $50 June
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Your are fefiinf depressed yoar af,Pthte
is Iseof year as bothered eits sa.iasils.
800 sfs aiE@.iV nervous aaa grnefaiiY a4i
~ sorts. 4n4 went ie Afaff uH bfs0e 60
blf nal wth sf.saaianfs. sfiins Ei4a,.aslfse
of tlisrs Sob hafs i1f thff hasis very
ehraf cad whistler aaf atAa suuHi9ie
soa fFs go haaf and ten leaff yoa ~
worse condition lhsu before Mt4g you
want Is 81. alternative t1si siil purify your
h'aod slarE healthy action ~ iaFer and
ki1aeys resfafs youf vitality ena give re-
nssed health snf strength Such 6 medi
cine yoa val Lna ia ecire Baisfs and
only So csats . bottle ~ hu. al. ND0s
Drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Pole iezring IS not oaiy useful but very
ENJOYABLE athletic exercise, and requires 10
zpparatCs except a polo Il some tough. hard
wood. rot liable 70 snap, and adapted 70 the
height and strength u the yo0ng gymnast
znd % the length q tho heaps &c is 70 under
take. Begin visa short pole ard practice
leap.ng without = run Rest one end of the
poie on the ground. holding u byboth hands
placed near each othsr little ABOVE the head.
Then spring up evenly on both feet. Tlanag-
ing tas arms 80 that the elbows are bent whea
TIA body passes the psi
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Fsr psorls bes.dez Oh haat 81 ,lndsrsterd
ti.a position q q rabbits fscs IN running.
Toun- srortsnlen are astonlskci up0n ex-
an.r.rs ra.blt tracks for the frzt time .
fnG. ss eey ttnk. that they always run
tacswara ffe ovu,ana ration II this unusual
rus'tion 81 an anislas ffac~s - that as tho
ra1tl srriar -1e iofr f-et strikes che surface
raar carl est-. uaIe tts bird fofa are
sf-eai arair l broneht to the ground some
etance ia ..1fance rltslic ~ foeu. As
6 .tse fee hfe feci vhisl ha.c fogched
t.Ie sur.aca Lst .~triT. are bited ard the
spg.nc IS sz1n made with the hinc less
aare.
r,areh naturally tiniii sni unrssisting.
the rshrit wll trcg so protest. ifs Youn- A
ratallts tells ln Golden Days bow gray
r1tbit 1ftirarsl black s1ske which was
bo.tn- -1e of her yonn~ in fs coils She
f1u-ht s s0fir-rr t-ef TIE snlse s-t sfriS-
irr ties har t.r4 isrs. DELIVERING her blows
vlta a1rh ,orrr. precision end rseiditv that
tds snske was struck every tiuo. As she
PISSED Csc ne -iri-i at Der vi-h bis fanzs.
bur only scraf.ilasi aff "a n,ou'tfnl oi hair now
and then. ARID was ls4 rle worst u II
when the rasluaiist lnterferad.